Come discover an amazing selection of yarn, from classic wools to unique handpainted yarns, soft alpaca to sturdy hemp, organic cotton to delicate mohair, and so much more – in more colors than can be imagined.

• Cascade 109 Tweed, a bulky yarn that's great for hats and scarves (it's never too early to think about holiday gifts!) 
• a large assortment of pewter buttons from Danforth, made in Vermont ...and an assortment of some large buttons (great for shawls and felted bags), and just cute and weird buttons -- sheep, retro rubber duckies, skull & crossbones, frogs with googly eyes, etc.
• Lorna's Lace - many beautiful colorways in Shephard's Worsted Wool, Shephard's Sock and Heaven
• Malabrigo - lots of new colors of the worsted weight yarn are in; it is unbelievably soft
• Frog Tree Yarn - Pima Cotton/Silk - really soft, in lots of earth-tone colors
• Balance - all organic 50% cotton, 50% wool - great colors, great feel -- one of my favorite yarns!
• Pima Cotton/Tencel from Cascade - amazing drape, perfect for spring and summer garments
• Luna, also from Cascade - 100% cotton and machine washable
• Blue Sky Cotton - extremely soft organic cotton yarn in both the dyed and undyed colors
• Blue Sky Sportweight Alpaca and Alpaca/Silk - ideal for lace and all other projects
• Palma and Clip – both mercerized cottons in a wide range of bold and jewel-tone colors
• From Anny Blatt, New Bamboo, silky, drapey and sophisticated
• Maggi’s Linen and Maggi’s Cotton, unusually-textured yarns that look and feel beautiful, in lots of colors
• Ecological Wool from Cascade - great for afghans, garments and felting (the natural white colors felt perfectly!)
• Alpaca Seta from Skacel, an extraordinarily soft alpaca and silk blend
• Lots of sock yarn (and pattern booklets) – Tofutsies, Trekking, Fortissima, Lorna's Lace and more
• Encore - 25+ solid and multicolors available, plus the 8-Hour baby blanket pattern book.  Machine wash and dry, it's just right for gifts for babies and kids, as well as afghans and throws
• from Elsebeth Lavold, Silky Tweed and Silky Wool in a large selection of colors, along with great pattern books for these yarns
• new colors of Kid Seta, a feathery, multicolored wool/silk blend, great for lace, or knit with another yarn to add luster and softness
• Fixation - a cotton/elastic yarn, makes fun socks and it's an excellent yarn for teaching kids to knit and crochet
• More colors of Fiamma, a fun multicolored thick and thin wool (featured on the front cover of Winter ’06 Vogue Knitting), and its duo-tone version Pierrot
• Mulberry Silk – classic 100% silk!
  CashSilk, a wool cashmere blend that is simply wonderful
• Zahir – a multicolored silk/cotton ribbon - one skein makes a beautiful, quick lightweight scarf
• plus, lots of wool, alpaca and llama yarns from local farms ... as well as local undyed roving for spinning and felting

• Just started the Einstein Coat from Sally Melville's Knit book, in Cascade 128, in a dark grey/blue color.  It's moving quicker than I thought, it's nice and mindless, just right for some days and ... it should be done by fall.
  Felted hedgehogs, bunnies and other creatures, and the new Gelato bag - using Cascade 128, Harrisville Orchid, Cascade 220, EcoWool and other felting yarns -- quick, fun projects
• the Easy Pie Wedge Shawl  in Heaven from Lorna's Lace - the pattern is free with Heaven and Helen's Lace - the shawl is easy to knit, addicting and looks unbelievable on everyone who's tried it on!
• Baby Bobbi Bear with Blue Sky Cotton - he's actually become really skinny from being hugged and squeezed so often
• a short-sleeve T-shirt with Frog Tree's Pima Cotton/Silk - not immediate gratification, but definitely worth the time
• Sheldon the Turtle from Knitty.com in Luna (yes, there is a slight obsession with stuffed toys - my kids are only partly responsible)
• Socks from the new Cat Bordhi book -- they look and fit great

• Knitting needles and crochet hooks in virtually every size created, accessories, and needle felting supplies
• An extensive selection of knitting and crocheting books for every taste, as well as many beginner and advanced “how-to” books, and all volumes of the Barbara Walker Stitch Pattern Treasuries
• Knitting patterns from yarn producers
• Yarn-related craft kits